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Dark money groups pouring millions into 2020 political ads with even less disclosure

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Shot from America First Action Super PAC ad “Scott.” – captured via YouTube “Dark money” groups that keep their donors

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Party operatives steering millions in ‘dark money’ to 2020 election ads

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(Erin Schaff/The New York Times) More than $116 million in political spending and 2020 contributions can be traced back to

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Millions of political ad dollars fuel Trump impeachment fight

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(Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) Political candidates and groups shelled out millions on impeachment-related TV ads before the House impeached President Donald

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